Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-11-09

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his customers often.
Our stock of stationery is complete
and prices are as low as the combina-
lions of stationery manufactures and
eXOrbitant freight rates will permit.
Your orders will he appreciated.
0. X. Gesme is now busy buying a
couple car loads of stock which he
will snip To ruwner ID /. Eir. Grsne
has Il general store ~ that place and
expects to locate there permanently.
a donation party, for the benefit "L
Rev. +. 7. Robertson, MAS given IT
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j..
Hall last Friday evening. ftlc aIien-
dance was large and the party WAS u
remarkably successful oae, both
socially ami financially.
The ladies of the Norwegian Lu-
theran church viii give an oyster
supper in Agency Hall ;.n Wednes-
day evening. Nov. 10Th. EX.eis'vr
preparations are being made and II
large Attendance is expected. Don't
miss this opportunity to get good
supper and have good time.
1t is often said that the horse and
his master always look alike, and
there is great deal of truth in it. A
man who takes care of himself, In a
proper way, will usually look we'll,
and such a man will as rule, take
care of his horse as it should be taken
care of, and it will look we'll too.
Geo. Spooner, of Morris, makes
frequent visits TO the Valley these
bright and palmy days. 1t is whisp-
cred that Geo. has captured the heart
of one of the Valleys favorite young
ladies and that the marriage bells will
ring in consequence thereof before the
swallows again return.-Browns VAL
ley Reporter.
A daughter of Mrs. Howe, the
washerwoman, was accidentally shot
last Sunday afternoon by one of P.
Smiths boys. The shot took effect
in the girls hip. Fortunately the
injuries are not serious and it Is
thought the girl will soon recover.
1t is another case of careless boy
with didn't know it was loaded gun.
After getting pointed letter from
a wholesale house and notice Of a
sight draft to follow hy next mail, o
bright, silver half dollar looks as dig
as wash tub and a dollar assumes
nearly the proportions of a cart wheel.
Imagine how wonderfully pleased an
editor is to see the man who drops in
to pay his subscription about that
time.
Try to buy farm near Morris and
you will soon be aware of the fact
that prices are advancing and that
there is but little land in the
market. There is not tenth part
of the land in the market in this
vicinity that there was a few years
ago. If you want farm near Morris,
you had better waste no time in Sc
curing it.
The regular series of farmers insti-
flutes in Minnesota Will not begin I'M
til early IN December, but a special
one, and one which promises to be Of
great excellence, Will be held ut
Browns Valley, November II and Is.
We want the numerous readers Of
Farm Stock and Home IN that section
to take it's word for the profit that
will surely follow an attendance, and
be there! In these days of new
methods, new conditions, new de-
mands and advancing intelligence,
farmers cannot afford to miss an in
stitute that they can possibly reach.
Farm, Stock and Home.
This week Hancock & Stebbins oc-
cupy prominent place in our adver-
Using columns. The firm is but little
over a year old but yet has built up
large trade and their business is con-
stantly increasing. They give their
principal attention to staple and
fancy groceries, provisions, flour, and
feed etc., bpt have also fine assort-
ment of crockery and glassware as
we'll as numerous other lines of goods
They give particular attention to
fancy groceries and study to keep in
stock anything and everything that
may be called for IN this line. In
staple groceries their stock is also
complete aud prices are as low as it is
possible to make them. There are
sugars, canned and dried fruits
spices, canned meats, coffee, teas
provisions, oat meal, crackers, flour
feed. salt, etc. etc. A car load of very
fine apples has just been received
Their stock of crockery and glassware
is always complete and in this line
you can!pick up q big bargain any day
Those who use tobacco or cigars viii
| also do well to call and see what thi
firm has to offer. In teas they hav'
number of specialities. In thi
connection Hancock & 6tebbins wisl
to announce that they have just re
ceived direct from Japan an inyoic'
of the celebrated machine cured Tel
in perfection cans, packed only b!
The Japan Tea Syndicate of Yok
ohama. These goods are guarantee!
to be absolutely pure and being cure'
by machinery are entirely free from
the filthy handling attending tn
i curing of tea by any other know
process. When you call, they vii
be pleased to show you these good
as well as any other which you ma.
desire to inspect in their line. Thei
store is centrally located and Away
presents an inviting appearance
When in need of anything in thei
, line call and see them.
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